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We have added support for GitLab group projects in CodePipeline. When you create a pipeline through the console, after selecting the GitLab connection, you can manually enter the fully qualified project name in the repository field - step 9 in the [documentation] (https://docs.aws.amazon.com/codepipeline/latest/userguide/connections-gitlab.html#connections-gitlab-console). This is also supported when creating a pipeline through API/CLI or CloudFormation or CDK.
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Hi. Tom,
Only user-level repositories are supported with GitLab: see final sentence below from the page you point
Important
Connections only support repositories that are created at the user level in GitLab.
Repositories (called projects in GitLab) at the group level are not supported for
connections. For example, do not use a repository in GitLab with the following
format: group-name/repository-name. Your repository must be a repository
with the following format: user/repository-name.
A workaround could be to fork and clone the repo that you need under your name and synchronize it with original on a regular basis. Best,
Didier
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